ISSD Ethiopia archive
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ISSD Oromia East: Mini-seed marketing essential for farmers in marginal areas
With the objective to enhance the marketing of quality seed, three SPCs (Misoma Gudina, Abdi Gudina, and Jalela Bishan Babile) conducted mini-seed marketing at Guba Koricha woreda, Bube Kebele on May 1, 2019. Continue reading
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ISSD Tigray: Key achievements highlighted during Research Review Day
The ISSD Tigray unit project has presented its main achievements on the Mekelle University annual research review day Continue reading
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Oromia East: SPCs strengthen organisational management
ISSD’s Oromia Unit facilitated a training of 32 professionals to support seed producer cooperatives in their management practices. Continue reading
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Oromia East: New strategy for improving seed production and marketing
ISSD’s Oromia East Unit organised a workshop with key stakeholders to address pressing supply and marketing issues in Hararghe zones. Continue reading
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National Newsletter – February 2019
Download and read about the latest activities and achievements of ISSD Ethiopia over the previous months; as well as gain insights into current focus areas. Continue reading
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ISSD SNNPR: Sustainable Crop Improvement Approach for the 21st Century
A training focusing on PVS, crowd sourcing, gender sensitive informal seed system intervention and data collecting system was held at the town of Shashemene from Feb 26 – 28/2019. Continue reading
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Strengthening EGS production & supply through systems thinking
The Ethiopian Institute of Agricultural Research (EAIR) and Regional Agricultural Research Institutes (RARIs) are key seed sector stakeholders. These institutes have a lead role in variety development, variety maintenance and quality EGS production. To support and strengthen their efforts ISSD… Continue reading
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Innovations improve linkages between seed supply and demand
Ensuring seed supply matches demand is a complex national process. Various institutional bottlenecks continue to result in farmers not getting seed of the varieties they want, while unused seed sits as carryover, degrading and potentially becoming unusable. ISSD and partners… Continue reading
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Transformative agenda for seed sector developed, endorsed and adopted
Across 2018, regional and national seed sector stakeholders have engaged intensively, shaping an action agenda to transform the seed sector. Continue reading
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Social capital and community welfare motivates nodal farmers’ informal seed exchange
Nodal farmers’ role and motivations to exchange seed in their locality formed the topic of recent research. ISSD Tigray Unit facilitated a Wageningen University (Netherlands) researcher to conduct a seed social network analysis, concluding that while nodal farmer self-interest plays… Continue reading











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